Effervescent Tablet · Strips of 4 tablets
Gas trapped? Dizzo Tablet.
An effervescent tablet you drop into half a glass of water. It dissolves into an orange drink. Inside are two digestive enzymes that work on the food, plus simethicone, which works on gas that has already formed.
The gas & bloating specialist — for when it happens often enough that you keep a pack with you.
Relief from gas, heartburn & indigestion
- Tasty Orange Flavour
- Papain, Fungal Diastase (Alpha Amylase) & Simethicone Effervescent Tablet
- Strips of 4 tablets
Half a glass of water. Drink it once it dissolves.
Half a glass — about 120 ml — the same as Dizzo Fast. What is different here is that the tablet is not to be swallowed directly.
- 01Not to be swallowed directly.
- 02Drop one tablet in half a glass of water (approx. 120 ml).
- 03Drink as soon as the tablet has fully dissolved.
Full, tight, and nothing shifting.
This is not the burning of acidity. It is pressure — a stomach that feels full and tight and stays that way. Most people can tell the two apart straight away.
Acid settles. Digestion still needs support. That is why Dizzo combines digestive enzymes for food breakdown, and simethicone for trapped gas.
Small bubbles become big ones.
Simethicone is not an enzyme, and your body does not absorb it. It works on the surface of the gas bubbles stuck in your stomach. That one job is the whole reason this tablet exists apart from the sachet.
- 01
The gas is trapped.
Gas forms as a meal breaks down. It gets held as a lot of very small bubbles, spread all through your stomach. That is what makes it feel tight and full.
- 02
Simethicone works on the surface.
It is not an enzyme, and your body does not absorb it. It works on the surface of those bubbles, so instead of staying separate they join up.
- 03
Bigger bubbles pass out.
Lots of small bubbles become a few big ones. And a big bubble is far easier to pass than small ones scattered everywhere.
Acts on trapped gas. The drawing shows the idea, not the real sizes.
Three ingredients, three different jobs.
Two of them are digestive enzymes and work on the food. The third works on the gas. None of them is mysterious once you know where it comes from.
0160 mgPapain
From raw papaya
The enzyme in unripe papaya. Indian and South-East Asian kitchens have rubbed raw papaya into tough meat for generations to soften it — papain cuts long protein chains into shorter pieces. Dizzo carries a measured amount of the same enzyme.
Helps in protein digestion
0220 mgFungal Diastase
Alpha amylase, from fermentation
An amylase — the same family of enzyme as the one in your own saliva, which is why carbohydrates start tasting faintly sweet if you chew them long enough. It breaks them down into simpler sugars.
Helps in carbohydrate digestion
0325 mgSimethicone
In Dizzo Tablet only
Not an enzyme and not absorbed by the body. It works on the surface of the small trapped bubbles in your stomach so they join into larger ones that are easier to pass.
Helps in releasing gas pressure
Digestive enzymes + simethicone
The exact amounts
Every active is to IP grade — the Indian Pharmacopoeia standard. The full label, with directions and storage, is further down this page.
What does the tablet work on?
Tick what you ate. You will see which part of the tablet does the work, and where nothing does.
Tick as many as you like. Nothing is sent anywhere. It all happens on your own phone.
What in Dizzo works on that
Tick a dish on the left. Whatever works on it will come forward. And where nothing does, this side will say so.
Papain
What Papain does
Helps in protein digestion — protein
Amount in this pack
- Dizzo Tablet
- 60 mg
Fungal Diastase
What Fungal Diastase does
Helps in carbohydrate digestion — carbohydrate
Amount in this pack
- Dizzo Tablet
- 20 mg
Simethicone
What Simethicone does
Helps in releasing gas pressure — trapped gas
Amount in this pack
- Dizzo Tablet
- 25 mg
A strip of four goes anywhere.
You tear off a strip and it goes in a bag, a drawer or a glovebox. Four tablets to a strip, so there is one there when you need it.
- Strip
- 4 tablets
- Effervescent, one to half a glass of water
- Where it goes
- With you
- A strip of four in a bag or a pocket
- Bought
- At the chemist
- For when this happens often enough to keep some in
The carton, shown from the approved pack artwork.
Effervescent Tablet
- Each unit contains
- Papain IP60 mg
- Simethicone IP25 mg
- Fungal Diastase (Alpha Amylase) 1:2000 IP20 mg
Excipients q.s.
Marketed by RV Lifesciences Limited
RV Consumer Healthcare · Dizzo Tablet
Relief from gas, heartburn & indigestion
Everything on the label
Composition
Each effervescent tablet contains:
Directions for use
- Not to be swallowed directly.
- Drop one tablet in half a glass of water (approx. 120 ml).
- Drink as soon as the tablet has fully dissolved.
Storage & handling
- Store in a dry, well ventilated place at a temperature not exceeding 25°C.
- Protect from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Do not use if the pack is tampered.
Manufacturer & marketer
Marketed by RV Lifesciences Limited, Plot No. H-19, MIDC, Waluj, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar 431133, Maharashtra State, India.
Customer service: info@rvlifesciences.com
Fast or Tablet?
The problem decides which one.
If it was a heavy meal
Dizzo Fast
The everyday post-meal digestive — for the meal that was heavier, oilier or later than it should have been.
Dizzo Fast is a digestive medicine with jeera, saunf and pudina.
If gas is trapped and the stomach is tight
Dizzo Tablet
The gas & bloating specialist — for when it happens often enough that you keep a pack with you.
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Simethicone is the one ingredient Dizzo Fast does not carry. It acts on gas that is already trapped. That is the difference between the two.